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Stuart Gray

Database of government spending to be opened up - 0 views

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    Details of UK government spending will be publicly available for the first time online as part of an open government drive.
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Introduction to e-petitions | Number10.gov.uk - 0 views

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    Use of public based electronic petitions by the government to suggest people have a voice?
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Unlocking innovation | data.gov.uk - 0 views

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    Uk data website sharing full databases of information.
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Tim Berners-Lee launches UK public data website | Technology | guardian.co.uk - 0 views

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    Technology allowing politics and government to open the data they collect for use - Time Berners Lee
Elizabeth Schloeffel

Flock to Facebook for flood updates - 0 views

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    "Social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter have brought together Queenslanders hunting for up-to-the-minute information on the devastating floods afflicting the sunshine state. As Queensland Police work around the clock to keep the public informed on the movement of flood waters, they have also turned to these popular sites to publish updates and combat myths and rumours, as citizens post photos, updates and words of encouragement to one another. Although Queensland is issuing information through its State Disaster Management Service website, some web services have been disrupted with Brisbane City Council's flood flag map unable to cope with the high demand for updates on road closures and evacuations. Advertisement: Story continues below As a consequence, Facebook and Twitter have become a crucial lifeline as Queensland Police publish regular bulletins about the flood waters, warnings of road closures, and evacuation procedures."
Elizabeth Schloeffel

Cyclone Yasi destruction brought home on Facebook, Twitter - 0 views

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    "Others turned to Facebook for their updates and to seek help, with the most popular page, Cyclone Yasi Update, garnering close to 90,000 members. Over 25 Facebook groups were created for the cyclone. Social media monitoring company SR7 compiled the figures and its director of strategy and engagement, Thomas Tudehope, said social media had now become an integral part of crisis management for governments."
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